Pair of Dore Bronze "Ram s Head" Candelabra Sconces

Pair of Williamsburg style brass electrified sconces having seven arms each.

Stunning pair of metal standing candlestick holders. With ornate details and very stylish base.

Single bronze sconce in the style of Caldwell with crystal appliqués.

Pair of Gothic nine-light crystal and bronze domed chandelier depicting gargoyle motif. Having one large centre glass bowl surrounded by six smaller glass bowls...

Pair of 19th Century Baroque Style Bronze Dore Sconces with Bacchus Masks & 2 Lights

This pair of antique cast and gilt bronze candle sconces show no maker's or foundry marks, but are presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1890 and done in...

Pair of late 19th c. French Dore Bronze Sconces with Urn and Flame Motif.

This striking pair of 1920s French bronze ram’s head wall sconces exemplifies the sculptural richness and classical symbolism that define high-quality French decorative arts of the early 20th century. Expertly cast in solid bronze and finished in a warm, luminous gilt, these sconces are conceived as both architectural lighting and ornamental sculpture, designed to command attention even when unlit. Each sconce is centered by a boldly modeled ram’s head motif, a powerful symbol in classical and neoclassical design representing strength, authority, vitality, and sacrifice. The rams’ features are deeply articulated, with pronounced curling horns, expressive facial detailing, and crisp surface chasing that reflects the hand-finished quality of the bronze. From the central mount extend elegantly scrolling arms terminating in three candle-style light holders per sconce, creating a dramatic, symmetrical lighting composition ideal for flanking a mantel, doorway, or grand mirror. The arms are richly decorated with acanthus leaves, scrolling volutes, and fluted bobeches, all meticulously detailed to create depth and shadow. The vertical backplates are architecturally proportioned, grounding the design while allowing the sculptural elements to project outward with theatrical presence. The original gilt surface exhibits a beautiful patina, enhancing the sculptural contours and lending the pieces an authentic sense of age and refinement. Stylistically, these sconces reflect the Louis XVI and Neoclassical revival movements that were highly fashionable in France during the 1920s, a period when historic French motifs were reinterpreted with exceptional craftsmanship for luxury interiors. Such pieces were often commissioned for hôtels particuliers, Parisian apartments, and grand townhouses, where lighting served as both functional necessity and artistic statement. Perfect for use in a formal living room, dining room, library, or entry hall, this rare pair of French bronze ram’s head sconces...